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1
Yet I have known them
speak
sooth
as well as other men.
2
Master Shakespear: you
speak
sooth
;
yet cannot I in any wise mend it.
3
The tall, fair man announced: You
speak
sooth
,
as well becometh a full crafty man.
4
To
speak
sooth
,
now that he had love in earnest to make, his heart almost failed him.
5
It is a prerogative of the Gods that, when they do
speak
sooth
,
mortals must needs believe them.
6
Scantly so, as methinks, Gossip, when she is of the new learning, if folk
speak
sooth
touching her.
7
And the King said, 'An thou
speak
sooth
,
I will bring thee to thy wish and thy desire.'
8
Well, but to
speak
sooth
,
I meant that not for goodness; but for friendship and true fellowship, no more.
9
So at least the archdeacon thought; though, to
speak
sooth
,
not he, but circumstances, had trampled on Mr. Slope.
10
Nay,
speak
sooth
;
come!
11
There are fairer lands to be won by force of arms than ever Basildene will prove, if all men
speak
sooth
.
12
You
speak
sooth
,
honest Tom; we have a Queen now, and I would not do despite to our good Queen Anne!
13
To
speak
sooth
,
however, his sufferings on that dreadful night had been so poignant as to leave him little spirit for further rebellion.
14
So the chronicle
speaks
sooth
,
Arthur himself was wounded in his body to the death.
15
And they bowed their heads, as they would say, "Thou hast
spoken
sooth
.
"
16
Hath Babington
spoken
sooth
?
speak
sooth
speak